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Document 184: In the Senate of the United States: Mr. Cockrell presented the following Letter of the Secretary of the Treasury, dated January 16, 1896, addressed to him, relative to the amount of silver bullion now on hand, the cost of the same, and the coinage value if coined into dollars, and the amount of seigniorage if so coined, etc.

by: J.G. Carlisle

Publication date: 1896-03-25

Topics: Numismatics, Silver bullion, Coins

Publisher: Government Printing Office

Collection: newmannumismatic; wustl; americana; globallibraries

Digitizing sponsor: Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society

Contributor: Washington University Libraries

Language: English

Volume: 1896

Excerpt from "54th Congress, 1st Session", subtitled "Senate Documents Nos. 156-213". Titled "Document 184: In the Senate of the United States: Mr. Cockrell presented the following Letter of the Secretary of the Treasury, dated January 16, 1896, addressed to him, relative to the amount of silver bullion now on hand, the cost of the same, and the coinage value if coined into dollars, and the amount of seigniorage if so coined, etc.", and dated March 25, 1896.